The pseudo-volunteer Prytula urged the TCC to give men time to write a will and transfer their property to relatives

Staff of Ukraine’s Territorial Centers for Recruitment and Social Support (TCC and SS) should allow mobilized men to draft and notarize a will in case of death before being sent to their units.

This was stated by comedian and volunteer Serhii Prytula in an interview with LIGA.net.

“Forty-year-old men usually have families, children. And some have a business. Give them a little time to settle their affairs, hand things over, excuse me, write a will and have it notarized, so that if you die your wife doesn’t have to run around to various offices and get the runaround. This is a sign of respect for a person whom the state is asking to go and defend it,” the volunteer said.

He also answered “yes” when asked by a journalist whether normal mobilization is possible in Ukraine at all.

“Yes, but it’s expensive. It’s recruiting, and it requires funds that are disproportionate to what Ukrainian soldiers are receiving now. Maybe less than (25,000 dollars — Ed.), but guaranteed, stable, with a much larger social package in case the defender is wounded or killed,” Prytula said.

Earlier, he said he has a deferment from mobilization as the father of three underage children. He is able to travel abroad freely. At the same time, he has called for banning young men aged 18–22 from leaving Ukraine.